Brief Bits of Local and General News
In a compact digest, items include a St Patrick's Day note, spring fever, and a profit report from an inaugural bar totaling 12000 dollars after expenses. A Frederick group attended Miss Vae sie's musicale in Washington. Lancaster advocates kindergarten inclusion in public schools. Mr Howard Semler died in Hagerstown from grip and cigarette smoking complications. Cumberland Y M C A membership reaches 453, with aims for 500. A Brooklyn ladies club plans a hat exhibit without aigrettes. Strawberries sold at 3 cents a box. John H Line of Keedysville divorces Est Maytine. Potatoes urged for planting next Wednesday. Frederick division pay car traveled to Frederick on Thursday.
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St. Patrick's Day
Washington
Frederick
Veasie
Lancaster
Howard Semler
George Se
Keedysville
Washington County
Ests Maytine
Sr. Patrick's
Frederick Division
Pennsylvania Road
Peerless Paper Meat Sacks Promote Safe Meat Preservation
Farmers urged to protect meat from the chippers with Peerless Paper Meat Sacks. Sacks come in three sizes and sell for 8 4 and 5 cents each according to size. If merchants do not stock them, items can be obtained from the Great Southern Printing Company in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Great Southern Printing Company
Frederick, Md
Ground Hog Weather Reports Six Week Forecast End
The six week period of groundhog prognostication ends today signaling the winter’s likely end. Observers note varied weather with rain snow and brief thunder on February second. Snow fell seven times while many days were clear or partly clear, with lingering snow or rain on the rest.
Funeral for Eliza Eston Held Saturday
The funeral of Eliza Eston, a Colored woman, was held Saturday at two o clock. Rev Samuel Jonason officiated with assistance from Reva Gasaway and Keeis. Pallbearers included Charles Wison Paul Young Richard Dines and others. Interment followed at Greer Mount Cemetery. A T Bic2 & Sons directed the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Eston
Quinn
Samuel Jonason
Reva. Gasaway
Keeis
Charles Wison
Paul Young
Richard Dines
Charles C. Goins
Wilson Taylor
Rhs. Eyles
Greermount Cemetery
A. T. Bic2 & Sons
Winkleman Named Foreman at Rothwell Lovett Cannery
Edward Winkleman of Frederick has accepted a petition as foreman of the 1 can masking department at Rothwell Lovett’s cannery in Marineburg West Virginia. He departs for his new post Wednesday. The Cannery faces 200 feet on the Cumberland Valley Railroad with a 150 foot packing room. It is a large flourishing industry and his appointment is celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinnburg
Edward Winkleman
Frederick
Rothwell & Lovett
Marineburg
W. VI
Mesirithweil and
Lovett
Cumberland Valley
Winkleman
Fire destroys a business and six residences in Elkins WV
A blaze yesterday morning swept through a chosen business in Elkins and six residences, damaging the Bank of Elkins and surrounding properties. The incident occurred near the home of Senator Stephen B. Bikize, causing extensive property loss. Fire crews responded quickly but could not prevent the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekina
Bank of Elkins
St Elkins
W. Va
Elkins
Stephen B. Bikize
Boy breaks arm after fall from fence
Master George M the six year old son of Mr B. Clay Perry broke his left arm at the elbow Saturday afternoon after falling from a fence in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
B. Clay Perry
Sick man and post office issues on Market Street
An elderly man, Michael Kolb about 85, remains very ill at his South Market Street home. The Post Office Department faces a staffing problem as Gary cannot appoint his own legal adviser. The civil service reforms are sweeping through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kolb
South Market Street
Gary
Postofice Department
Civil Service
Religious Services and Church Notices in Local District
A roundup of Sabbath worship across multiple churches including Episcopal, Methodist, Catholic, and Reformed parishes. Notable items cover sermons, ordinances, and church events with details on scripture texts and service times. Also notes a new St Mary’s church contract and a bishop’s lecture at United Brethren Church.
Death notices from Carroll County and Emmitsburg area
The text lists multiple death notices including Mrs. Mies Ann Catharine Troze now of Lock Haven and formerly Emmitsburg who died in Philadelphia March 5. Interment in Emmitsburg beside her parents. Ida Jane Whiten age 29 dies in Philadelphia with funeral at Arbury M E Church and burial at Greenmeant cemetery. Mrs Roanna R Kemp dies at 9 West Second Street after dropsy. Fabie B Means dies in Hedzesville aged 67. Richard Sarnes dies at Rear Gamber Carroll County aged 71. Henry Bart dies near Fams Creek aged 80. Presence of Lutheran church figures and local burial sites noted.
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Trosell Mies
Ann Catharine Troze
Emmiteberg
Lock Haven
Feliz J. Troxell
Philadelphia
Emmitsburg
Emporium
Emmitaburg
Charles Rebewsld
Ava Whites
Ida Jane Whiten
Lee Whiten
Arbury M. E
Greenmeant Cemetery
Kemp
Roanna R. Kemp
Abraham Kemp
West Second Street
Ruenna Main
Noble B. Means
Fabie B. Means
Hedzesville
W. Vs
Point of Hocks
This County
Carroll Courty
Richard Sarnes
Gamber
Carroll County
Labis Geventy
Henry Bart
Fam’s Creek
Personal News From Town Residents
Purely personal notes list F C Knox of Bezant and Knott in Baltimore visiting family, D H Beat sailing to New Mexico for health, G M Gittinzer on a Texas spring business tour, R H Crane of Piedmont visiting relatives, F Haley Metropolitan Life officer summoned to New York, and Mrs Thomas Claggatt with daughter returning from a visit to Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Knox
Bezant & Knott
Baltimore
David H. Beat
New Mexico
George M. Gittinzer
Texas
R. H. Crane
Piedmont
W. Va
Frank Haley
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Thomas Claggatt
Thomas Schley
West Second Breet
Taye
Suit for Alimony Filed by Mrs Koontz in Equity Court
After seventeen years of marriage Mary E Koontz seeks alimony in gross sum from Edward B Koontz in the city. Divorced wife previously received three dollars weekly as alimony. petition alleges neglect to collect despite court order. Case submitted to examiners. counsel for Koontz argues nonpayment. Father’s death led to filing for lump sum and a writ to restrain disposition of rent and property. Attorneys: Meurs Etchelberger Hewes for Koontz and Metter Pemrell for Koontz’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Koon
Edward
Court of Equity
Coupe Ware
Mra. Econts
Costa
Koortz
Meurs, Etchelberger and Hewes
Koontz
Messrs. Metter and
Pemrell
Parity Lodge Receives Gift From Maryland Leaders
THR LO G T Parity Lodge No 248 I O G T met Saturday at John Hershberger’s parlors to receive a gift from Bonard O Emmonds Grand Chief Templar of Maryland and Frank I Lewis District Chief Templar District Lodge No 4. Addresses were given by G C T Emmonds Dr T Lewis C F D S Rice and J N Zimmerman. A reception followed with a long table of treats and notable attendees included G Warley Tyson John J Bielfeld Bernard Broat and Jacob L Engelbrecht. Hershberger supervised the collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parity Lodge
John Hershberger
Bonard O. Emmonds
Templar
Maryland
Frank I. Lewis
District Lodge
G. C. T. Emmonds
T. Lewis
C. F
Rice
J.N Zmmerman
Immec
Polar System Lecture And Club Activities At Meeting
A board special meeting is set for this afternoon at 4 30 with all members urged to attend. Professor Apple will present a stereopticon lecture on the polar system tonight in the English classroom of the Association building. Tickets are free at the office. The gymnasium committee meets at 7 30. An Agassiz Club formed last Saturday evening. Water Hargett and Ralston Goldsborough were named to draft a constitution and by laws. Next Saturday’s discussion focuses on the horse. Members aim to raise the club to 250 by May 1 with wheels tennis field sports camps and stronger winter work anticipated.
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Apple
Association
Agassiz
Hargett
Ralston Goldsborough
Fswe
Unsatisfactory Arrangement in Middletown Mail Route
Mr. 8 G Steele the star route bidder who won the Frederick to Boonsboro mail contract for July for 423 dollars visited Middletown and exchanged a sublet plan with WI Cookerly to carry Middletown to Frederick twice daily for 30 dollars monthly with Steele paying car fare and covering delays and buggy hire. Citizens oppose changing the horse and wagon mail method over the pike citing potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley Register
Frederick
Steele
Delaza
Weleer Released After Saturday Hearing in Kiln District
Charles Welker was released on bail of one hundred dollars after a Saturday hearing on charges of aiding Emmerson Barrier during a feud between Welker and Barrier families. The case concerns a kala incident and notes ongoing family tension. Nichole Hoblaser, a colored man, was fined three dollars for disturbing a festival at Nezarite ball after appearing before Magistrate Biser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weleer
Charles Welker
Simpson
Hig
Emmerson Barrier
Welker
Barrier
Imanzer
Nichole Hoblaser
Renzer
Biser
The Temple Quartette at Cedar Falls Cedar Pailslows Gazelle
A glowing notice praises the Temple Quartette for their debut in Cedar Falls. The audience filled City Upper House on Wednesday and urged an encore, calling the group a blend of artistic singing and cultivated gentlemen. The reviewer hopes for a return engagement later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
City Upers House
Sneak Thief Steals From Emmitsburg Home
On a Friday evening Mrs. Slagie and her family were at church when a sneak thief entered their Gettgeburgstreet home in Emmitsburg and forced open a trunk on the second floor, making away with about one hundred collars in money. The money belonged to Mr. Joho disele. the thief is not yet located.
Petition for Fost at Sample's Manor and nearby sites
The people of Sample's Manor petition for a peat offre at that place three miles from Antietam and 1301 miles 3 Harper's Ferry, indicating a local civic action in a historical context.
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Sample's Manor
Antietam
Harper's Ferry
Conference Adopts Plans and Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The U B Conference met at 9 a m with Rev T A Harrison leading devotionals. Officers elected included Rev A M Evers treasurer and Rev C F Flook secretary of church erection society. Committees formed on missionary interests and education. Friday's minutes approved and next conference slated for Boonsboro with Rev J E B Rice and others assigned to various stations.
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T. A. Harrison
Wmn. Bell
A. M. Evers
Washington
Lund
Treaurer
Fond
C.F. Flook
Church Erection Society
J. B. Chamberlain
Conference Missionary Society
Hera
J. R. Chamberiale
G. W. Bilnepring
G. J. Roudadueh
D. Berger
G.C Snyder
J. B. H. Marsh
M. B. Church
J. FE. Font
General Missionary Board
Chowsville
J. M. Pricket
G. W. Stloespring
Mr. Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Bshop
Ministerial Aid Society
L. Marin
C. W. Ednespring
Af. J. Mayniller
G. J. Houdabush
A.M. Evers
Young People’s Society
J. . Font
F. O. B. Cast
Cabet Wryand
Lfe
Dr. Bell
Mtestorary
Search- Hutt
Afula
Japan
Germany
C. W. Stineapring
Boundary Report Names New Serd of Iabor For Placement
The boundary committee reported Antidgm Mision as a new Serd of Iabor and ordered it placed on the chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hconse
Committee On Boundary
Dredging Ends Season. Resignations and Arrests Reported
Dredging ceases for the season today. The body of a murdered woman near Milton, Del, identified as the bride of James Gordy, former Mrs. Mary Lewis of New York, and her husband’s arrest on murder charges noted. Also covered: Governor Lowndes hosts editors in Annapolis. Rev E Ayres resignation accepted. coal mine operations improve. Ocean City property sale to a syndicate. several local obituaries and academic updates.
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Oute
Joepbh C. Cclumeon
Anne Arandel
Wm. Weedy Sr
Lopaconing
Imogene G. Polk
Princess Anne
Lowndes
Maryland Republican
Jusch
Annsports
E. ¥. Ayres
First Baptist Courch
Hazerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Baimore College of Dental Surgery
Bishop Newman
Spacin
Ocean City
Sinepuxent Beach Company
Milton
Del
James 4. Gordy
Mary Lewis
New York
Trustees Meeting at Frederick College Deliberates on Loss and Legacy
A trustees and visitors meeting at Frederick College discussed the death of member John OH Williams and prepared resolutions. The board gratefully acknowledged the late Dr Charles W Acrian’s library legacy. Attendance was full as they reviewed pupil attendance and college welfare before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's College
Ray
Slagie
Weetminster
Gecersl John EF
Roller
Hacksonburg
W. B. Lakin
Lancer
C. McCardell
Hey
E. Ric Eschbsch
Clir
Frederick College
Pupita
Ita Scanda
Captain Jesse Brown Presents Birthday Gift to Mise Eya
Captain Jesse Brown gave Mise Eya a Sularese birthday present purchased from H. E. Wilcoxon. Mize Jessie Bowles received a fine mandolin Monday from her father Dr. Edward Bowles. H. EB. Wilcoxon, music dealer at Burley’s Palace of Music, supplied the instrument. The Singer Sewing Machine Company moved its rooms to 73 N Market St Frederick Md with a full line on display and easy monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Brown
Mise Eya
H. E. Wilcoxon
Jessie Bowles
Edward Bowles
H. EB. Wilcoxon
Birely
Palace of
Muate
Singer Manufacturing Domnase
N. Market St
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Hewey
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Frank E Brownell
Ephrsim
Ellsworth
Jackson House
Alexandra
Wasamerox, D. C
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
D. Etchison
Trust
Geizman Manl. Co
Jecob Rohrback
Atty
Harvey R. Lease
Arvveenne
Oc, Carty
Jas
EB Walker & Co
Mattizge
Colinne, Mattings
Rodeck & Neldig
Eapre
Father Gland
Father O'Rourke
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rom. x
Ceseton
Colorea
Annapolis
J. P. Newman
John A. Griffin
J. A Valentine
Comberland
St. James Eathers
Yeeter
Peter
Myers
Jno
NAW &T. Anthony S
St. Mary’s
Frank Hobbs
Decaur
Reformer Church
Reva. T. F. Heifmeier
Middletown
Webber
L M. Moiter
Adamstown
Blagie
Westminster
Jacob Cost
Hagerstown
A. C. McCardell
Frederici
Frederici. . Bishop Hott
Bishop Hott
Cedar Rapids
Jaws
Bible Lands
United Brethren Church
Fok
Mra. Moon
G. T
State
Officera Te Parity Lodge
U. B
Walkersville
J. B. Caauberlain
Keedynville
Tues
Prickett
Williamaport
Ssoonsboro
J. E B. Rice
Myersville
R. Byrd
Thurmont
C. B. Castle
Frederick ’ S‘son
C. W. Etinespring
Walkeraville &Tatton
D. Barshinger
Lonaconing
W. W. Wagner
D. R. Bovey
Westernport
Tobe
Africa
L. ©. Barber
Laurel
Ote
C. W. Stinespricg
W. S. Baker
News OF the State
John Hendrickson
Pretty Light
Biyles
Locke
America
Joan Henprerson
F. W. Staub
Joe Backet
F. Vv. Stars
North Manket Street
N. Mareret &T
West Seventh Street
Railing Grocery CO
GO. E Oline
Cain
Mattings
C. E. Cos
ATL
Trustees’ Meeting
Losiya
Giale
Baar & Kepler
Iteb
Dawti
P. Frank Pamper
F. L. Stoner
Trustees
L. EB. Mouux
North Marees ST
Rodouk
Waeiko
Ropers
Relig
Weseneon
der Yard
Li Sou
Mewest Styke
Sea Ua
Eidock & Nfiois
A. T. Bige & Bons
A. T. Rocz & Sons
Guneral Directors
North Market Etrere
James E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & C
JAS E. Walker & CO
J. J. Remsburg, Ton J. Remsburg, PH. G
Market &J
Groff Hovac
Lotal
Bartholomew
C. D
Nose
E. E. Cramer
Joah E. Cramer
Uemoade
Axent
U. S. Fidelity, Bord and Trust Co
Frederick City
Houge
Ith
Eppetuabie Business
Nes
Burns
Howe W
South St
Io.n
Los
North West
Attorney-At-Law
Alfred Ritter
Court Street
Heal Estate
Orphars Court
Levy
Peterson
Prespaes Notices
Eweraper RiHive
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